Srinagar, July 10 -- Chief Minister Omar Abdullah is likely to meet his West Bengal counterpart, Mamata Banerjee, on Thursday at the state secretariat Nabanna in Howrah.

The meeting, described as a "courtesy call," is likely to focus on opposition strategies ahead of the upcoming monsoon session of Parliament.

Omar Abdullah left for West Bengal on Wednesday, where he participated in a tourism-related event aimed at promoting Jammu and Kashmir as a safe and attractive travel destination.

"This will be the first meeting between the two Chief Ministers since the April 22 Pahalgam terror attack, which left 26 people dead," a senior official said. "The Chief Minister is keen on reviving the tourism sector, which was hit hard by the incident...